Pros: Cheap, long enough cables for a full ATX, 380W can run anything except SLI

Cons: flimsy casing, that's about it

Overall Review: Was a little skeptical about ordering this, but I needed a cheap replacement fast. Got it 3 days later. A little bit on the light side, and a flimsy case, but works like a dream. Checked voltage in bios, getting + .02-.07, not bad.

Pros: Works great, low noise

Cons: None

Pros: reliable power supply with no maintenance requirements. Survives 90v to 130v power swing without issue in over 100 installations

Cons: fan is two wire hardwired to internal board. No easy replacement in dusty or hazardous environments

Overall Review: low cost solution provider to commercial unit field support

Pros: Brand name. Price. Good amperage rating on the +12 rail. Works perfectly.

Cons: Not the product pictured on the website. Does NOT have 2 80MM ball-bearing fans. Has a single 120MM fan (not ball bearing) on the bottom. Took off 1 egg because of this. Customer service said this may be error provided by manufacturer, but still advertising one product and shipping another.

Overall Review: I called customer service and they were helpful and apologetic; one of the reasons I chose this PS was I likes the dual ball bearing fans. They offered to RMA at their cost, but it really was not worth the delay to me so they refunded my purchase cost. Proving once again they are the best company to buy from, their customer service goes out of it's way to make you a happy shopper.

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: You get what you pay for sometimes. In this instance - junk.

Overall Review: Ordered 3/10/2013. Died 4/11/2013. Used in a low power system with AMD 65 watt CPU and 50 watt GPU. Just one day past Newegg's 30 day refund/replacement window. Not worth the effort and expense to RMA with RAIDMAX so lesson learned: read the reviews and trust the experience of others. Note to self: Never purchase a RAIDMAX product again.

Pros: Cheap?

Cons: After four weeks of use, the power supply decided to give out. It started to shoot sparks, crackling and popping, and then giving out completely. I'm not entirely sure what provoked it, we used it in a PC that we used to watch Netflix/YouTube/etc. The computer is only running one 5600 RPM hard drive, a DVD ROM drive, a Pentium 4 processor, and an old ATI graphics card. Perhaps that was too much load for it? I didn't think that would be. Anyways, I lucked out. The only component that the power supply took with it to its grave was a 10-year-old sound card I had in the computer.

Overall Review: From now on, I will be purchasing no more cheap power supplies. I've replaced it with a Rosewell 680 W power supply. So far so good.

Pros: It's cheap... if that counts as a pro.

Cons: Never worked from day one. Feels cheap, it's so light, and the metal housing flexes under the lightest pressure. The cabled were too short for even a Micro ATX build, and didn't offer nearly as many connectors as the replacement unit I purchased.

Overall Review: I do not recommend this product at all, my advice would be to pay a little extra and get a good brand like Antec. You can feel the difference in quality.

Pros: This power supply came with 3 SATA connectors, not 1 as advertised. Mine was made April 2011. 1 Floppy connector and 2, not 1, CPU connectors, in addition to the 20+4 mobo connector. 1 x Main connector (20+4Pin) 2 x 12V(P4) (not 1 like in the Newegg list) 3 x peripheral 3 x SATA 1 x Floppy Plenty of reach in a midtower. Two fans, it is not as warm as the one I had before that died after 8 years.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Running fine so far. No manual or downloads from Raidmax website. Was surprised about the 2 CPU connectors and wanted to make sure I didn't use the incorrect one. The CPU connectors are connected together to form a 8 pin plug and can be unhooked. Fast shipping as always with Newegg.